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Using p5.js for virtual reality demos
Hey!
I'm preparing a digital art workshop happening in Brussels next Sunday. I will use p5.js instead of processing or processing.js for reasons you are already all familiar with. The problem is that I also give virtual reality workshops but there relying on threejs and the webvr boilerplate.
As far as I can tell from p5.Geometry3D.js it is somehow inspired by threejs. How could one then use p5.js for virtual reality? It requires at least the stereo effect and head tracking, the later shouldn't be too much of a problem for deviceOrientation but I'm not sure what would be the proper way to do the first.
Suggestions, ideas, pointers to existing demos?